Africa

Zimbabwe's Auto market in 2021 drops 6.9% with 2,424 sales, reporting a double-digit drops in the second half of the year. Leader Toyota remains unchallenged, and keeps gaining market share.

Zambia's Auto market in 2021 drops 10.8% with 1,702 sales, reporting a severe double-digit drop in the second half after a positive performance in the first half. Toyota remains the leader with 34.2% market share.

Angola's auto market in 2021 drops 6.5% with 1,819 sales, reporting a double-digit loss in sales in the second half of the year. Leader Toyota loses 14.6%, followed by Nissan (+0.6%).

Angola's auto market in 2021 rises by 24% with 2,276 sales, reporting positive performance all year except for Q1. Suzuki grows quickly (+126.3%), chasing the market throne.

Reunion's auto market in 2021 rises by 13.5% with 32,768 sales, reporting a  positive in every quarter. Renault is the only brand in the leaderboard to report a drop in sales, losing 10.7%.

Rwanda's auto market in 2021 rises by 7.4% with 714 sales, reporting a  positive performance only in Q2. Volkswagen reports the worst performance on the leaderboard, while Toyota holds 52.1% share.

Mozambique's Auto market in 2021 falls by 10% with 2,952 sales, reporting negative performance all year, except for Q2 due to the low sales of Q2 2020. Leader Toyota keeps gaining share, reaching 23%, despite falling 39.2%.

Tunisian Auto market in 2021 rises by 21.5% with 61,708 sales, reporting a very strong performance all year, except for a drop in Q4. Hyundai reports the best performance this year, gaining 102.7%.

Algeria's car market in 2021 rises by 17.8% with 32,851 sales, reporting a very large variation in performance.

Morocco's car market in 2021 rises by 27.3% with 168,226 sales, reporting a very strong first half, followed by a progressively steeper drop in sales. Leader Dacia holds 26.4% market share and gains 20.5%.